Surgical Basics Hot or Cold Pack Large 17cm x 29cm
Always read the label and follow the directions for use.
Code: 10025228
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This hot/cold pack is meant to be applied externally to a body surface and provide cold or heat therapy. The cold therapy works by contracting blood vessels reducing internal bleeding. Surgical basics cold pack can be used for temporary relief from headaches, migraines, burns, scalds, toothache, muscle aches and sprains, tennis elbow, nose bleeds, prickly heat and most sporting injuries. This product is microwaveable and reusable.
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Surgical Basics Hot or Cold Pack Large 17cm x 29cm
RRP $15.99
$15.35
4% OFF RRP
Collect 16 Everyday Rewards Points*
$15.35
$15.35
Choose delivery option
Delivery Options
In Stock for
Fastest Delivery
Order now to receive it by 9pm on Monday, 23 February
or FREE delivery when you spend over $80Learn About Hot and Cold Therapy
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